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2019 Southern California Summer Music Games THE PASADENA TOURNAMENT OF ROSES IS PROUD TO SUPPORT THE 2019 Drum Corps at the Rose Bowl PRESENTED BY PACIFIC CREST YOUTH ARTS ORGANIZATION WITH THE WORLD’S ANYTHING FINEST ANYTHING DRUM CORPS IS POSSIBLE! www.stanbury.com - 4 - SUPERVISOR HAHN is proud to sponsor the PACIFIC CREST OUTREACH PROGRAM. Best wishes to all of the students! - 6 - The “How To” Series is a brand new collection ONLINE LEARNING of online design courses for Marching Band. We offer courses in Music Design, Visual FOR PROFESSIONALS & Design, Color Guard Design, and Percussion STUDENTS OF THE design, taught by some of the top experts in MARCHING ARTS their fields. We also offer a comprehensive online course in Student Leadership for both current and future Drum Majors, Section Leaders and Captains. Course Offerings: LEADERSHIP: AUDITION STRATEGIES AND INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES LEADERSHIP: BECOMING A SUCCESSFUL STUDENT LEADER VISUAL DESIGN FOR MARCHING BAND PERCUSSION DESIGN FOR MARCHING BAND MUSIC DESIGN FOR MARCHING B A N D WWW.E-ADJUDICATE.COM Where are YOU marching this fall? RCC Marching Tigers NEW MEMBER NIGHT Wednesday, August 14 6pm - Stover Music Hall BATTERY Wednesday, August 14 7:30pm - Lovekin Portable 2019 WINDS Thursday, August 15 AUDITION 6pm - Stover Music Hall GUARD Monday, August 19 DATES 6pm - Wheelock Stadium FRONT ENSEMBLE Monday, August 19 6pm - Wheelock Stadium See our full calendar at: www.rccband.org @ RCC_BAND - 11 - CALIFORNIA STATE BAND CHAMPIONSHIPS Presented by the Southwest Music Education Association Saturday September 21 2019 FREE sessions for students, directors and boosters Ramona High School FREE on-fi eld clinics with adjudicators See our website for more details FREE exhibition performance with adjudicator commentary www.marchingartsexperience.com - 12 - UCLA Bruin Marching Band “The Solid Gold Sound” The Rose Bowl is the home stadium for the UCLA Bruin Marching Band. Recent international travel destinations by the Band have included Taiwan, Japan, and Hong Kong. In 2018, the Band recorded the song “Pressure” for the Super Deluxe edition of the album Simulation Theory by the alternative rock group MUSE. For audition information, go to: www.uclaband.com - 13 - solid_gold_ad_2019.indd 2 5/15/19 10:05 AM TOGETHER WE CAN DO EVEN MORE Zildjian and Vic Firth proudly support the marching activity like no other company in the world. Through our ongoing commitment to product innovation and education, we are providing you with access to even greater world-class resources, so you can take your music as far as you want. You, Zildjian and Vic Firth. There is no limit to what we can accomplish together. ©2018 Avedis Zildjian Company BACPercussion 2018 - 14 - TOGETHER WE CAN DO EVEN MORE Zildjian and Vic Firth proudly support the marching activity like no other company in the world. Through our ongoing commitment to product innovation and education, we are providing you with access to even greater world-class resources, so you can take your music as far as you want. You, Zildjian and Vic Firth. There is no limit to what we can accomplish together. ©2018 Avedis Zildjian Company BACPercussion 2018 - 15 - 2020 Registration Begins October 14 th @americandrum americandrumline Follow us on americandrum Social Media! @americandrumline - 17 - 2019_DCI_AD.indd 1 5/26/19 3:47 PM - 18 - JOIN US ON THE 2019 DRUM CORPS INTERNATIONAL TOUR! ALABAMA ILLINOIS MINNESOTA PENNSYLVANIA (CONT.) Millbrook • 7/13 Rockford • 6/29 Rochester • 6/30 Allentown • 8/3 Dothan • 7/25 Lisle • 7/5 Mankato • 7/9 Pittsburgh • 8/4 Trussville • 7/26 DeKalb • 7/13 Farmington • 7/31 Edinboro • 8/5 Belleville • 7/14 RIZONA MISSISSIPPI SOUTH CAROLINA A TBD • 7/31 Hattiesburg • 7/24 Mesa • 7/1 Lexington • 7/5 INDIANA MISSOURI TENNESSEE ARKANSAS Zionsville • 6/23 Cape Girardeau • 7/26 Knoxville • 7/11 Bentonville • 7/15 Evansville • 6/24 Memphis • 7/13 Little Rock • 7/24 NEW HAMPSHIRE Muncie • 6/28 Nashua • 7/20 Murfreesboro • 7/26 CALIFORNIA Plymouth • 7/29 NEW JERSEY TEXAS Clovis • 6/21 OWA East Rutherford • 7/2 Belton • 7/18 I Denton • 7/18 Stanford • 6/22 Sioux City • 7/9 Augusta • 7/17 Sacramento • 6/23 Katy • 7/19 Ankeny • 7/10 NEW YORK San Antonio • 7/20 Vista • 6/28 Dubuque • 7/12 Pasadena • 6/29 Glens Falls • 7/22 Mesquite • 7/22 Oskaloosa • 7/27 Niagara • 7/24 San Bernardino • 6/30 Storm Lake • 7/29 Rome • 8/1 UTAH LIVE! Sacramento • 7/5 Marion • 8/2 Buffalo • 8/4 Ogden • 7/10 in Cinemas Bakersfield • 7/12 Salt Lake City • 7/22 Pleasant Hill • 7/13 KANSAS NORTH CAROLINA Winston-Salem • 7/28 VIRGINIA DCI Tour Riverside • 7/18 El Dorado • 7/15 Salem • 7/30 Premiere Bellflower • 7/19 Olathe • 7/15 OHIO Vista • 7/20 North Canton • 6/22 WASHINGTON June 20 LOUISIANA Hamilton • 6/25 Camas • 7/5 COLORADO Lafayette • 7/22 Centerville • 7/29 Renton • 7/6 Denver • 7/13 Tri Cities • 7/8 ARYLAND Avon Lake • 8/3 Denver • 7/24 M Akron • 8/5 2019 DCI World Annapolis • 7/30 WEST VIRGINIA FLORIDA OKLAHOMA Charleston • 7/29 MASSACHUSETTS BIG, Championships Orlando • 7/6 Broken Arrow • 7/16 WISCONSIN Lawrence • 6/29 Open Class Prelims - Marion, IN • 8/5 GEORGIA Lynn • 7/1 OREGON Madison • 6/22 Wausau • 7/2 LOUD Open Class Finals - Marion, IN • 8/6 Valdosta • 7/8 Lawrence • 8/1 Ashland • 7/3 Cedarburg • 7/3 Prelims – Indianapolis • 8/8 Hoschton • 7/9 PENNSYLVANIA Whitewater • 7/6 Woodstock • 7/14 MICHIGAN Pittsburgh • 6/26 & LIVE Semifinals – Indianapolis • 8/9 Detroit • 6/20 Menomonie • 7/7 Atlanta • 7/27 Allentown • 6/28 Madison • 8/3 from Lucas SoundSport International Music Adrian • 7/10 Sheffield • 7/26 Oil Stadium & Food Festival • 8/10 IDAHO White Lake • 7/27 Chester • 7/31 WYOMING Finals – Indianapolis • 8/10 Boise • 7/9 Plainwell • 8/2 Allentown • 8/2 Casper • 7/12 August 8 Order Your Tickets Today! • www.DCI.org ©2019 Drum Corps International Events and dates subject to change. rev 06/19 - 19 - Empower & Inspire “When I was coming up, I didn’t know of many other women doing what I wanted to do. That’s changing and I’m happy to be part of that change.” JENNIFER WHARTON XO Artist Since 2013 Make sure to check out Jennifer’s new album, Bonegasm! Listen to a sample at bit.ly/XOIWBC - 20 - The www.ultimatedrillbook.comnext step in drill. proudly supports - 21 - A GAZILLION MORE STUDENTS MARCH DRILLMASTERS ® THAN ANY OTHER BAND SHOE. (34 YEARS IN A ROW!) Test-March a FREE-PAIR Ask Your Favorite Shoe Dealer. - 22 - 5-2 GAZILLION DCW Dealer.indd 1 5/3/19 5:14 PM - 23 - — AN INTRODUCTION TO — DCIDCI JudgingJudging “By“By thethe Numbers”Numbers” THE PROCESS of selecting a “winner” from Individual judges evaluate three separate visual among the world’s most elite and exclusive captions and three separate music captions: Visual marching music ensembles is not an easy task. Analysis, Visual Proficiency, Color Guard, Music Analysis, Just ask any of the more than 120 highly-qualified Brass, and Percussion. In addition, two judges cover professional men and women who comprise the DCI General Effect, one with a Visual background, the other judging team in a given season. What might seem with expertise in Music. • Fans should note that DCI obvious on the surface may be masked by the member corps create the judging system. Instructors complexity of Drum Corps International’s judging and designers meet at regular intervals to present system which takes into account an entire process their views about how the system should be revised, combining the creativity of a corps’ program and the interpreted, and refined. This is the origin of the outstanding performers who bring the show to life. current adjudication philosophy. • The approach is Drum corps competition demands excellence further developed and delivered as a curriculum to the from performers and adjudicators alike. With the judges, who in turn put the system into practice during long-held philosophy that any corps can win a the competitive season. • While judges make individual show on any given night, the judges’ training and determinations of placement and score, they do so experience ensure that competitive decisions are with a significant amount of knowledge about how the based on the performances they observe and not system works and with the support of various tools to on a corps’ reputation or past performances. help make an informed and informative judgment. POSSIBLE POINTS General Effect ..............40 Visual........................30 Music ........................30 GE................................20 Visual Analysis................20 Music Analysis.................20 GE................................20 Visual Proficiency............20 Music Brass....................20 Two judges with specialized expertise, Color Guard ...................20 Music Percussion ............20 one Visual, one Music each 20-point sub-caption is divided by two each 20-point sub-caption is divided by two - 24 - Total: 100 - 25 - Waste Management Proudly Supports The Moreno Valley Unified School District & The Pacific Crest Youth Arts Organization Congratulations to the young musicians attending this year’s Rose Bowl. - 26 - - 27 - Presented By LONE STAR PERCUSSION FRIDAY, JUNE 28. 2019 - LONGHORN STADIUM RANCHO BUENA VISTA HIGH SCHOOL Performance Competing Corps Time Welcome & National Anthem 5:00 PM Incognito - Garden Grove, CA 5:10 PM Impulse - Buena Park, CA 5:25 PM Watchmen - Riverside, CA 5:40 PM Vessel - Long Beach, CA 5:55 PM Gold - Oceanside, CA 6:10 PM Golden Empire - Bakersfield, CA 6:25 PM Intermission 6:40 PM Genesis - Austin, TX 7:10 PM Troopers - Casper, WY 7:28 PM Mandarins - Sacramento, CA 7:46
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